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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
O'NEALL DOTS

o +,,o socood Sabbath Rev. Marks
nreachcd in the academy. AS 10 vii
His sermon was Of the pest ,rnb @ In
fin,sh the organization OF eMut'n MaN n od
th;s community next month. may T lie
Mess his faithful labor OF loV' !"
Mastei w. have no spring poets oa
o,r own kind, but the plras omo "nS
ou o;mo;no' frogs croaking, golden oenS S
;imSSi;n% ionuullls bowling, ana pe""il
iMassoms i pceping. These brlgn! n',am amI
soot"t;ons Of nature make us rc1Cice' t,nt auu
1esS 1esta.i9S 40 ~ tho faithful promise thaC
te.n, tsnaoH t,mc and harvest" will return. 49,
FARMERS are busy preparing 10 p;'1 p'a;irv,
= uamem @ marc are gardening and girls arranging
0 for flowers. ,,o on,,cipatcd hard
"a ,.oar vii soon be gone, and we hopo .
" viii all glide away without eN''o''0
n fering for food. ,,o1 and no othc
d. disease is raging. ,+s a,d- farm,
h. We believe the Dem0ctlI.H, ~, ' "codemJ
vc crs' clubs meet regularly IN tne at "t"'
~ trhov do not seem to be deau w.. do,
u ny Don,t know whhen anything mas so',,, "U'
10 90 much good as hearing n;n{od tnaC y
W;nord. of Your town, was apponn.vt :,
thn Gicrk,s Office. We do not KNOW o, u,
LOT t,'S o,na pcntIeman personally, DuC s+
orG S e him and felt much luteiIa. iso
ia, ,e"tu ,,;s o oonnlication, and then ms ~
III ns ,,s .%nrn %r 10 faith in the "old lano Sct
is s,lom' 1,,s osnccially sons OF widowca mo-
BOYS, , orpoI a lesson. Go and do llkcwi
crs, learn Acsso"' J. A. j.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
Personal.

PcrSOhuB. for
1ock Myers has gone to Atlanta io'
another car load Of mules. ,,,
Col. n. J. Lipscomb,, OF co'"'n'A'
vSs 0oiI IL the city on Saturday. Il
M,ss Ellen Parker, OF AppeV'iie'
visiting Miss Nathalie Mazyck,
Messrs, I.eitch and Marshall are s'"S-
~ n' ef the methodist parsonage
R president II. c. Moseley OF the =, ;,,s, N
So r. r., went up to La'nehs Oil '''''-
ness on Monday. ,,,udror.
Mrs, Camilla Iii PIP ana oi v;S;tinS
J.. relatives at Helena. .,,,,o, ~
! Mn n r. Butler, a former citiheM Hi o.
!. mi Town and now with Walk " M"'-
" ". S"ol Of Charleston, Is in town. :
10 HI,s T. Harris, Of Cuthbcrt, Texas 10 10
II IN the city looking after hG, e;.v "o
t. 90 .avcrol @ valuable lots in the city.
10 Mr.. Tench C. Pool returned ne or,h, iLom anI Z
sn .,ran m weeks trip to Atlanta, Floriaa, Int
OF In,;r",,nyham, tla., on Monday io1"i"t ha
iN b,,n ana hearty. He says the nan Ala Iia
NV never been told about bifmihs"""' ,h
lie "' W. y 8. Pope. the physician to n n
ny e,ntn nnnitentiary at Columbia, .; ~,
zen Zen S.a, ne"t a few days with friends at Ne' u,
INC .ko pn,, spS last week. The DR.. seems " 20 ",
tne nc,iy ;ou SyxceIlent health, and Is DONG W y
en-, en- 10y yco1umba. y This Is gratifying TO III u
0"d nv" friends in Newberry, VINO "''' -
eycry success.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
HEAR MIR. CARswELL TONIGHT

HEAR MIR. CARSWELL To. .NIGM
We are requested by the Rev. j. T..
Stokes to announce that MIR. EDWARD
CARswELL, Of Canada, will deliver a
LECTURE ON TEMPERANCE at the Opera
House tonight. Admission free.
Mr.. Carswcll lectures under the aus
pices OF the Sons OF Temperance Of South
Carolina, and is accompanied by Past
Worthy Patriarch G. NJ. Douglas, Of
Columbia, who will be pleased to organ
izc a division in Newbcrry II it Is de-
sired. ... ..,
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u,,a uSynuSeliStS.

The Evan@eils's' ,,.u +bo oyan- II
5,.tS mcss, ,,,no have recently conducted tc1 Il
;~ions meetings at New ChapSt NJ ""u II
| Bsosno,itv. in this county, reacheo NV
I i.'!t IN Saturday, and on SUNDAY w.
uHS .';.,nS houan n series Of meetings "t o Imo
MoIiLodist Church. The cnutSn S;,,r "% oH
Well filled, several persons .I sSeo Sonrs Mr..
the inside and OUTSIDE ot v'tI siuos we'll.
Marshall led the music ana s;at,o,s s;nES ser
M. MAJ o;tch conducted the religious sii
& M.. md delivered a discourse on tno
ViCcs 81 IObe bedience." He talked IL,
on easy. fluent manner, ana sal" iooa No. 70 .
th;nos that sounded out OF pNoso piaS" " od.
! New6crry audience-but t,oS,st we s"pHot He told
h mlsslole ';n ~ truths. and impressed the
g nn"nS nn",'nS.oaation with his earnesthess-C.
Is con5 i5o,;fv of whom, rs we'll as we wE,o w.,
m ,iu 70 ascertain, were pleased VIII "ti'o .'c
r 1u," nr,,,,o ~, the savings which amuseu uho
A,aH5 ,ianoe we're: 'tYou hear men say
s,Vis point long to know
DO love the Lord or no! u,t
VA MaA Often it causes ANXIOUS '''o'o'
up An His or am not5
tes .No,v snnnose YOU should go home 10
in. your wife and say:
cen .,ris a point long to know
re. 10 love my wife or no!
at. at It. causes anxious thouSn''
Am married, or am ?o'
ur,,o,, vo, will hear those protcssin
hat Christians at cil"io' ,,os m aims
one sOh. for a thousaho Co"s" or
age ,,hon thew have not been us,hs un tne Ole T
most tna,, had in serving the LORD. iio ro ",,
s OF nfSSrrcI 70 the style of dress OF lnI ~ T..
ont DIV. the ladies' bangs, etc, ,,,ot o'' :,
tno same time you could see I''"v i
nt "nSect cnS of all this was to do gooo .u. a;t.
eoSrec eorrect what he % to be Ss Ssi ab
DEED the church in so lar as lic III ' Mond
RASS Thcy held prayer meet.ll? o onoin
cd. at eleven O'Clock, ana setVlooo .m5Sno m5 q
IL. Monday night and TUESDAY nno ,',oI, ot1e,
eS' sr %he meetings 1l be eont'""ea ont mUeS,
good trust, with great bcne'l' " '"0
,ut on Ncwberry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
rns stnte Convention or tho n'"'
nT.,,,a Cbrlstlan Association

Eha AfGt6 COhSS"~~
MI Mems Chrlst,an Association
II Trbe vonng men OF the Newbcrry o1 Coa1
lace ~ n. G. A. have rSce'SIH .Se Sit
sS5iicient encouragement from .haro 1"u IN
zens of Newberry 10 Justly o"V Com-
savina TO the State ExecutlVe U t%a
1"i.tee. that Newberry will enteri"'', ,,he The
,s'' a,ate Convention here in April. tnS
SGnI1eoe Association has app9Mu''cI
,Messrs, John 9. Seegers, J,,n,it,ec o., MI
Enting aud NJ. M. K'nard c.inma coui't'tS ,or
- make the necessary preparations Ito Ito
~ No ENTERTAINMENT Of the delesates, s ~ q
I, !me !rSa 1 nnmmittee has requested MIR. 4; ~ ~
mo Innos tha member Of the State EM1 Se,
+ cutive- Committee residing AT NV" thSt tn.
% :" %assist them. Anything tnmv 90, 20.
: uostnrs and citizens OF Newoeaiy o", ""
9n to- add to the success OF s"o % ~ tn
ao ,"s w viii be highly appreciated. daa am u :"
nsSociatjon organized In tme ,aiyer; e"y
sSsU Msuherry. We have splendia M masv', Unn
tnr smci an organization, ana ,S'an W. M" +,
-, tvl no % greater agent for gooa ,,'am ron' "
Oh ,.ed no effort Of the Christian YOU
mon OF city.or town. Inc Wis S,y;il ma
M % hw thus I'M uniting themselves, WIZ VIZ nt :
.Toir own characters stro,Se,
q .chnr,hes more prosperous, al" , ~ yvh
s,rial has iSp rs welfare Glare oisl'e community.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
married,

Dv Rev. S. II. TIallman, February Miss Miss
1887, Mr.. Cornelius Buzhapdnt lp,n "i' oi New
Mary Arbana Bazhardt' oo'h o' N
berry county. ,...,., ot,
,aaA by Ngr' Mr. G. Geo. W. Bun drics and MIS-,
Mannie Nan e. D. Litzscy, both OF Ne"oe'''
county. -xs...r.srsanssss.,san
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
Old SORES

Aro TO be dreaded, whether &c ae'uM, ,,n
or fs"eII'Sei oI Sea,lng qualities; regeaerates
Gy tSe 'iS Slood rene@s the vigor OF NE, anu
~ "S'a ia q Wonderful remedy and mas .,nere Deen
~ do,na II most excellent work everyw1Geel1et' 1e 1t
Il GOsa UOsa q bottle. at Pelham's. Z-lo-9''
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Mr. IT T.. Bergen, the new tailor neSt ri
Mr. nost Office, % has received full llne o+ch Oh
sa%Res sMtnes az and Pants Patterns for spr,nig p.ifs
az ano order at from s2e to $40. Pants @ dar trom
A. AZ to $l4. Fit and workmanship .tf ST.
snntonA
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
D1sORDERED BLOOD

"a one OF the physical ailments M tMae oMe
affect Is tS old and young ALIKE; No Of oee pee
can ga ssx' eta' 10 procure the remedy rs most st
NJ needed has been the aim ior '0"'' "
the Blood Balm 20: x Dr,oo,st.
w. H' Sole Agent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
nnnl.lan,a Arnloa Salvo.

The Best sAlye in the world for Hsos
Bruises. Ulserg sSta sS't kS cSniSiaims corns and
sGin GhaGEPsp pass
SSaHlG;siS 1t or rs F%o"sy
peTfect, a"Sts per BOX For sale by c9iiel
n LYONS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

.sEldOn DraytOh, or e"
tual and Moral" ,oors
BY Reginald May usev' d. ,an ha"'srM' S5c
c+oi,.e, ot CASTOR s. Hunts. Price, Ioc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

II you wish a Writing Desk, Work
Box, Odor Case, Dressing Case, Satchel,
Scrap Book, Card Case, or any kind Of
Toy Book or standard work call Oh Cas-
ton & Hunt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

CASTOR d Hunt keep the largest stock
Of small and family bibles, gospel hymns
and all kinds OF song books in the city.
Give them your order. 9-22
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

For blank books, composition and ex-
ercise books, pocket mcmorandums and
account books OF all kinds, call Oh Cas-
ton & Hunt. 9-22
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Miller's Almanacs for 1887, at CAsToN
& HUNTS. 1-l2-tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

: Full line School Books j"st from the
publishers at Chapman's book store
Sold at publishers prices. 9-S
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

z CASTOR & Hunt will give you the very
lowest figures on text books. Don't buy
til you see them. 9-22
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

j, w. Chapman can please the most
economical buyer Of Books and Station
cry. Try him. 9-S
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

II you wish school books, states, school
bags, school stationery, &C., nj rock
bottom prices, call Oh CASTOR & Hunt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

NJ. Foot, ,Jr., & Co. can Me 9or soc. Wv Of
guaranteed long filler c's"t 0 A a-S-9t.
36c. Der dOZ.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

T.. p: Roofs new book-''Hc Fell in
Love with His Wife," at
49," ''''.. =" - CASTOR g. HUNr's.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
FINE CIGARS.

THE NC oN," "MAY Igdnn KIRBY" =, 4 AGS craTs
sSsrrI'iIoN, sns TLrn FLORA and AYDELor1's N''
oA'A '''' AN QUIET at 10 CENTS. oo,o
rhe best cigars in the marNe'' 'o' IT, i
! at Ncwberry hotel.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

F'Secretaries of societies call OIL j. w.
Chapman for Record Books. 9-8
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Miss Nora Van Zandt has wr'tt"m u her i"
,>onM in which she tells the story o. noi
oco ocomaintancc with August spies "''
how She came to love him.
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Died.

At Mr.. Wis. swindler's, on rTn wensIes,
Goth, 1887 from a rclapso "
Matte Berry, aged four years. ...,,.,..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Red and White Onion oess s.o,c ~ oppo-
cheap at Robertson's Drug ''0'U' 0p'
s;ta the Postoflice.
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.-1G-4t.

j. ,>o,, about FIFTEEN HUNDtED
POUNDS OF WELL CuEEp oTn hnnSrcd.
HAH ""''" THEODORE SPELL.
February %, 1987-3t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Handsome Photo. and Autograph AL
buns at Chapman's. 2-l7-tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

A large supply Of school books just
received at Custom & Hunts. 9-22
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Mr. y. NJ. Barantine has Doug"ht 9, ho"c ""c
no o. chesterfield Adrey'iser ana ,t wlt' '''''
charge of the editorial department.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

lo You can get good &c. cigarat ~: sto' 81
r. g. Co.'s 3 for lOc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
S,nyen,ouS Blcaae

Coleman b.. Blchse .,, oood
utias tas and an Horses that he will let out on %
raatonahle tS terms to parties destroys ns o. o.
working their lands.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Splendid lot Of Blank Books at j. w.
Chapman's, and cheap too. 0-9
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Embroidery Patterns, Stamped,
Chapman's.
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Advertised a Let'crs.

pos.r OFFICE, EEwBERRY, 3; y; God
,,s, Of letters unclaimed ana no'o'' '''
February %, 1897. .,, ,1ourv
Boyd. SnEhH Icit:s scy. y. Il.
Cannon, Miss Alice Iif"Hn,!: ellen
Caldwell, Thos. iinssoinc. Hannah
Dicke, t. Rosa MncSi"tns Lille
Davis, ii A. M"ons' pink
q :eenuood, Flore"ce Mcns' Mcn,,s' I, A.
Gillian, Dclla nia',nI Man, Siomic
Gly,rpn, Lila MnSHS, nn,SSnev. p E
Hardy, Cha lotto nnHn,pp;son, George
Johnson, Ei@%n Esan TavIor, Caroline G.
| Johnson, Gallo WnM"isnn Mis-. r. y.
| Jones, " Ills WW,iiioms, Lula
| Jones, Miss IL. WWiiii"ms Nathan
Kinart Caroline W'l'l"".,' ".'n.s I,;,l nlcns
say that they were "' i. 3 MERBERr, p. NJ.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23
PROVIDENCE.

The Teachers Association had an in
terestlng meeting last Saturday. Prof
Kinard read an excellent paper on read
ing, and showed many advantages to be
obtained by attending reauing circles.
Miss Nellie Chapman gave us some
new and progressive ideas on how to
teach little children. She certainly has
a tender feeling for the little ones and
is wide awake to their interest. The
discussions that followed the reading
OF these papers were lively and inter
esting, several of the lady teachers
joining ia the discussion, with such
members (meaining the ladies'. Our
assoeiati"%j;; in',;ns Is Round to succeed beyond
n. Kinard gave us s'ionS',oi tnI,, toH teII
ns his experience as tcacncv., t .ni' 3,,' t Onr
# meeting will be at Hrospcl;Is, ,,,,nsc " " H.,
hone not only teachers put ~. S" thn bio
T. conveniently can VIII ".se ",,r rno, an,
citing, I notice that mosC W om nhorS mic
r. members are not young soiInw dc
Young friends, If you expect pon;otlnn W , un
aching as a profession, .,v 10, 20 gather he
on Excellent place for you W ss"'"'i I'M
,am,,o "m ton in that line Of business. fiy
~, a." fr;nnd Levi Boland passed oy tn,s Ina
o"a on route for the surveyors canp is.
d s' q hatter know to this community as ia
q q mow r. r. head ligh). lie speaNa m
',ofuliv 10 of the road and thinks tnot a,
~ he little difficulty in exteha'"s ~ Ii
ito North Carolina. ,obt two 81
Onr fox hunter Wcrtz has causdd. dtoc on II
yes recently. 1t makes uio "0 o
srhcre arc a few cases Of meas'es se''' c
lingering in this vicinity. ,D,x,n
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

GARDEN SEEDS! ! GARDEN SEEDS!
- A FIRE h supply OF Buist's Garden Seeds
aa1Xel aud for sale at Roberts on's
sI 2laanAAe .pOstoffice.
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:BrSs iSsS Store, opposite t'!s'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

s' soo and costs or sixty days l" JAIL
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

want money and must have it, order to raise the
cash, am willing to sacrifice my goods will close my en-
ire stock of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-23

Newberry, S. G., Feb. 1G, lSS
-Ldarensvile Herald, FEB. Is.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-07
GERMS.
vhcir VriNcr,Rl Prevalence, Danger
Gus hnrn''cr nnd How they
1--we uud Are hiilpd.

III" tcriLeI cons sumo largo amounts az
uncookcd purE. auI often Lct LIVING aumais
called trcItrW INTO their blood. which
cause thc MOST Terrible death Amcrira.s
draw lr me .aru- of disease ANA death
with every breath. Malaria. ulasma sewer
gas and ;hc thousand pulsons 30 the air.
VA food anu "a water are 40 war with health
and life all the while The blood mat cir.
culates 10 human veins Is composed Of mum
bcrs of SINAI corpuscics that resemble ami.
mas ami when anything POISONOUS gets
INTO the blood 10 becomes Iust Ike -'aguunt
water, tuil ci uyu.r animals that feed upon
eacn other and upon the blood itself And
yet not one person M nifty is free from
blood POISONING in some form Every mo.
meut OF the life. whether awake or asleep
"a million poisonous animals, Invisible to
the naked eye. are feeding upon the very
clements that make and sustain lie
These are facts they are solemn
truths ana they demand the most
serious attention These germs must be
killed. they must he uunihilatod But
how Prof Austin Flint OF Bellevue Hos.
pltal College. New York, says The IN.
dlcious use of alcoholic stimulHnjs is one ~
the striking characteristics OF progress IN
the practice of medicine during thc last
half century 80 whlc Or j. +. Gilbert of
Lyons, y. y suVs: From my experience
IN the treatment of chronic diseases of a
wasting and dch''u'iuH nature have fire..
9ucutly found y necessary 10 advise
The use of esInu!uuis, ana 10 my
opinion Du1Ns Pure Malt Whisky Tor
purity AMI other desirable qualities
cannot bc surpassed for such pur.
poses. lis action seem, 10 be that Of
u pure sumuldut. with none of the ucbri.
ating effects which are too often found IN
so.cal!cd mouic.na Wu,sieNs'
w hen we cons i"r the terrible amount OF
poison ina is no iu' blood, and tue misery
a . uohtu ~ ia caN~ DO. and when woreaiiZe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-07

seems 10 indicate rain by the middle
of the month. time enough, if il
comes to give a top crop OF cotton.
The large grey horse Of the Pacific
Express company while standing in
front of the office yesterday slipped
his bride and ran of madly. The
run was a short but decisive one. aud
ended with II big grey horse lying
with his feet up in the air on the next
block aud broken express wagon on
top Of him. The wagon was badly
/ injured and the handsome horse
/ pretty badly demoralized.
Mrs. Mary Williams yesterday Wis.
/ tied the office of his honor, Justice
] Makcig to explain why she had slap.
| ped little boy, the son of Mr.. j. j..
Reid, o: East Waco day or two be-
fore. After the explanation was over
his honor was still unsatisiicd and de.
manded $40 aud sundry little ex.
penses, in order, as he explained, to
heal the wounds, which the slspping
of the little boy, had made on the
peace and dignity of the great state
of Texas.
People have been marrying and
giving in marriage since the days of
the Hood bat there are eblcs and
flows i'll marriage, the market some.
times dull and sometimes lively.
There are times when weddings are
like an epidemic so many get mar.
ried at once while at other times
everybody seems to be afraid to
marry. There has only been one
marriage license issued from the
county clei rs Office since the 2ith of
July. The couple who dared matri.
mony are Mr.. j. w. McCrec and Miss
Lota Il. Warren.
There was a private picnic party at
Proctor Springs Friday evening par.
tlcipated In by the Misses Hattie
King, Queen Jackson, Hattie Napier.
Maggie Eskridge. Bessie Davidson,
Matte Davidson, Lily Cravens, Sudie
Lowry, May bell Cravcns, Mrs. Organ.
Mrs. Cravens, and Messrs. :. 4. Dim
mick, j f. Wells, X. l.. Allen, John
Sears, Robert King, win Reese, j. T..
BoyntoD, Walter King, Walter Reese.
W. Is. Mondenhall, Arthur Eskridge,
MIR. Fletcher and +. +. Cravens. The
moon kept All eye on the young folks
When out OF the reach OF the chap
erons and beyond the CLEAN of the
Chinese lanterns.
The turmoil of election week was
great, but j. T.. Egin II Co. Real
Estate Agents, effected despite the
confusion several sales OF city prop r
ty at good prices. Their last real
estate bulletin, recently distributed
throughout the north apd east, is
siready bringing inquiries after prop
erty advertised therein. They have
about concluded sale, to French
syndicate, of the Salt Lake ala sal
Del Rcy" in southwest Texas, at
100000. Negotiations with capital
lists east for the development OF this
enterprising firms rich petroleum.
coal aud iron lands in Travis, vii.
Hanson and Coleman counties. are
progressing favorably, and the Aus
tnites may expect soon to have oil
and gas wells gushing under their
very noses.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-07

There are few who endure bodily troubles
without complaint. Did you ever meet among
thu heroes or heroines Of your acquaintance
II any such there have been-Oue with a vel.
lowish cast OF countenanCe and that iaundiced
eye recognizes as the product Of IA disordered
liver, who did not complain and peevishly too
of the soreness OF the recnlcitrant organ, o
pains beneath the right shoulder blade, .
dyspeptc symptoms, constipa alton and head
ache 2 OF course you never did, and OF course
the individual was not using HostetteIs stom-
ach Bitters, or he would not 30 have looked :
when contaminated with bile, and conduct
the secretion into It's proper channel, TO re-
establish regularity OF the bowels, Danish BILL
lious headache and remove impediments TO
complete digestion, nothing can approach In
efficacy this peerless alteratiye and tonic.
Malsrial complaints, always Involving the
liver and kidney and bladder inaciiyity' are
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Lizzie b Barr, NJ. d., Eclectic Ply
siclan and Surgeon, Office 63l Austin
Avenue. Eclectic treated, mcdicated
eclectic and vapor baths. For ladies
and children, Mondays, Wedne> days,
and Fridays. For gentlemen, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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our Clearing sale

deductions in gents fancy shirts and
underwear for August, are large
enough to show on every garment
offered. see them and tho conviction
viii be fastened upon you that they
are bargains. sanger Brothers.
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at psdgitts Park to night. There will
also be free concert on Monday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
OF this week. The best music will be
dispensed and the public generally is
cordially invited
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AmgIIsI Rnrgnims.

Two cases OF white lawns at 3 cents
a yard, two cases of white jarqye's at
4 cents yard. Printed linen lawns
10 cents yard, checked Nainsooks at
s, l. s 3, aud 10 cents yard at
Sanger Bros,
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Are you low spirited, listless
aversc to active eXertion! The cause
is disordered liver. Take Morris
Cascarine and it will effect a magical
change
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Our special sale of iiue qualities of
black dress silks will be continued
during this week, Ladies, 1t will pay
YOU to buy now, and get the benefit
of SPECIAL prices.
Sanpor RrOthnrs
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Stop in Mt Daughtry's ice cream
saloon on Austin avenue and refresh
yourself You will not regret few
moments stop there.
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Koko soap will wash in hard water,
only five cents cake at w, A. Will
Hanson Il Co.'S.
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Injection Hcurcs iutwoto six days,
Injection Z viii not cause structure
Injection y the best and m II reliable.
Inject ION 4 full and complete.
Injection u atull first class druggists
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inIlIOli'~

Gun store is headquarters for the
finest aud cheapest pocket cutlery in
Waco.
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For August the balance OF our
stock of parasols are offered below
cost TO close out. Sanger Bros.
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Sanger Brothers.
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STREET NOTES.

l. concert tonight
'mg at Waco Laundry.
,rrs PARK, tree concert tonight.
|. moal in Waco at the Silver